How is the wrap shaped? Can I use this for Capicola?
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I'd say no. 1) these are narrower than you would use for capicola (these are the right size for kielbasa or brats), and 2) you may need a fibrous casing for capicola depending on the recipe you are using. I have never made capicola but I imagine you follow the same process as salami which requires fermenting and a fibrous casing
960597
Oh ok no, it is so flexible for any curve, but no shape corners. It's easy to remove to clean, too. Still love it!
759070
I'm looking at the label right now; and the watts and times listed below by "Animal Friendly" are absolutely correct. I would add that you must be diligent about wrapping it carefully as it gets extremely hot to start. I bought a ready-made cover with velcro for one of my heatable "frizzbees".
1573164
Cardboard core has to be smaller than 1.75 inches, so...cheaper wrap on a small role. Seriously tho, dont waste yor $ on wraptastic unless you have no problem taking extra time to use it.
2236065
Not real good, you could wrap it up with another veggie, or tie it in a knot, when I do items like kale and other leafy items I either roll them up or tie them in knots with themselves to give it bulk, or wrap it around some other veggie like a carrot or something with more substance.
2149362
It is plastic, but flexible. You will probably have to use multiple wraps chained together. Each wrap is 8-1/8" tip-to-tip, but the effective working length is about 7-3/4".
2269837
It's really too stiff to wrap around things, unless you tacked it down, and maybe scored it at the bend points. On one hand, that stiffness is a plus, because it's VERY sturdy, but on the other, yeah, not so much for wrapping.
600899
I would recommend the one that are already round and not flattened the round wrappers are crimped on one end and open on the other. They sell them in bags mixed with denominations- Im sure that they sell them here on Amazon but if you have a local dollar tree they sell them there too (at least here in colorado).
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I don' t use or have the wrap as of yet. There should be plenty of space, plus the loop, ( up top of tubing ) it is made of a stretchy-plastic spring type material. (Similar to what they make some key rings out of -- though tougher plastic material .) So there is some lee-way for you.
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Hi DanniYes it is quite long actually, it does wrap perfectly as you mentioned, I will suggest to make it a little tighter because is quite soft and it comes quiet easily at night , but other than that, i am happy with it. Hope this help. Regards
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It's U shaped and wraps over the edge, but inside is an adhesive so once it's on you can't really adjust it so make sure it is lined up where you want it. You get one shot. The adhesive is strong enough that they don't come off in car washes but it would come off with force. I'm very satisfied with them. Most people don't even notice I have them.
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My husband and son-in-law only only use this for travel (they both have a Hose Buddy for use at home) and they don't use a wrapped tube. The loop is however somewhat stretchy and I can put my hand through it right up to my wrist so I feel comfortable in saying YES, the loop is large enough for a wrapped tube.
1544674
Yes. When the roll that came with the dispenser ran out, my store bought wrap fit just fine. But, to be honest, the wrap that came with the dispenser was a better quality-probably a few mm thicker.
1574690
Yes, you just press down and the plastic is cut! And because you can pull it over your dish and "pre-stick" it to the dish before you cut, there is little hassle with the plastic wrap wrinkling and getting stuck to itself. There is a little cut out in the middle of the dispenser where you can grab the plastic for the next piece. And stretch tite wrap is the way to go, much better quality than any other wrap I have used.
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This is cut for a round shape, but it will still fit over a square umbrella shape. Might fit against the ground oddly but should still work.
1088444
It wraps around and Velcro's to itself. I've used mine on 4ft to 8ft tables. The only thing I do is make sure I know where the center of the skirt is and start that at the front center of the table. Really happy I bought these.
1573161
I got Reynolds Wrap foil to work. The Reynolds Wrap is longer than what comes with the machine but it will work. You have to rotate the ends to get them into the cardboard tube. Then place it in the machine making sure the side prongs catch the roll - keeping it from coming out when you pull on the wrap. The machine does not work as well as the demonstration for sure but I is helpful if you are wrapping a number of items. For one I wouldn't bother. I haven't tried the plastic wrap replacement yet but I will let you know when I do.